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University of Edinburgh. • By JOHN BELL, Surgeon; 1 they will be ready to treat with iuc . London: Printed for Samuel Highley, 24, fleet-street. Co , trati Jai. .Supp6 , ing His .11Tajest, one or more of Ibsen with FISHIN • This bay was published, :price as. 6th LOG, avdorttr,LlNES.. • . • , „ Pattern: of the Articies ana a THE DOUBTFUL SON ;- or, The Secrets of a 3 II Palace ; a Play in Five/Ws. , . - -at this Office. No Tender will be By W. DIMOND, Esq. i the • day of Treaty, sear au n'oti g Now, performing with excessite applause at the Haymarket Theatre. AF,e , t,fsr him, attends. ~'. Printed for W, H. Wyatt, ..icket.street, Temple-bar. Every Tend e r rius : h e acc , m p an of whom may be had, prim as. a - revised Edition, being Napo , Board, and si 'wed ho tw o ~ the Third, of Hit or Miss ; a rt.,:w Musical Farce, by J. Po- . . 1 > -' cock, Esq. &come bed-Id with.the Person tend, Also, just published, price 9s. The Ladies' Toiieue, con- the,dne pelf., oreach of the C V taming Direttions for Dressin g with tast e an d elegance, and • ' . . V Recipes for preparing all the best and most harmless Cos- . . s- metics for a I..aily's use. , 7 IC: f L'A LI, IN ( n • , • T MS iIIAyESTI" I N4l'i' HE COMM ISSIONE.i • This, Day was published, • ' In Three Volumes, 121110 : price !sr,. in boards, • -The Second Edition of , , Friday, the loth instant, they at e , , ri , WASHION.ABLE- family containing the in writing (sealed up), fm- such t A: History of a Parisianfamily ; with ,- Peep into the I: EE I' 4 , 1:1 PORK c u r e d i n t l e L,,glish Character. .„ • ' . . half P An :le, as , Tierces, or B o P. THOMAS VAUGHAN; Esq • - o " ct.ia!s and Dealers 1 . 1 seem may o Leay. 2 such to trifle with more );race and ease, • " Whom Fully.pleases,br whose Follies ple,ise.!' 1 livered in the spate of one Mont ' Stoics in SaintiCatherine' s , a n d t; °PE ' - Printed for Longman,. Hurst, • Rees, Orme, and ) .. Brown, . Paternoster-row. 'With - Intend, Ninety days after de The Cor,ditions o, the Contra/7 -1• . _.• • • , . . a . Thi s Week will be publi s hed; Office. No regard will be had to ivy T g In Two large Volumes, Peaty °eta% price il. 4s; in . . ~ . , , hoards, ' I not b e Insenea in wo rd s at l en g t h , ' n' 1 • I to. the Board before,.One o Clock- I THE - EDINB URGII . ANNUAL REGISTER, i;)r igos.. _ , ~ I instant, no- airless the Pinson sue o4our~~ Eitict snciittitt #A.i.kPtiOti: ictil ,11; ROYAL ANIPHITHEATRE, IVESTMINSTER— . BRIDGE. THIS EVSNING, To-morrow; and Saturdak; he pretiented THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; CONTRACTS: FOR FISHING GEAR,' AND DEEP .5 EA LOG AND OTHER LINES. Navy-Office, July z 6, rStó. Priutzpal QFPICERS - ,.an4 _COMMIS "I- STONE RS of His AZAYESTrS AA/1' do hereby give Mace, That on Thui-rdey, theOth of Amzust next, at Oneo'Clocki they will be ,eady to treat with such Person, as msy be willing to Co , trati jo'r supplying His Illajerty's several. Dock- Yards; or au one or more of them with FISIIINg GEAR, and DEEP SEA LOG, and otter, LINES... Patterns of' - the Articles and a Form of the Tender nr,D , 6e seen at this o,*r. No Tender will be received after ~One the day of Treaty, war e,y v;tioed, unless - the Rawly, or an Agent for hint, attends. •‘• , Every Tender must he accompanied 4_7 a Letter add,:ewed to the Nal!? BOati, and signed by two lestonsible Persorr, engar. , „-; io "lecome bcied with-the Person tendai4g, 'in the Sum of 5001,j0r the Ate perf.on,ln,-e of each of the Contrae7s. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SON. clanc - WC COW r3oroin; lace Or, E ,FATAL BRIDG E. EQUESTRIAN AGILITY by the first Horsemen in EUROPE, conclude with an entire new Comic Pantomime, called H E 'ERRONEOUS FORTUNE TELLERS ; Or, FIA LEQUIN'S IuDGmENT. In which will be displayed t 6 new Scenes. ", Seciirit k initileapair ore equal ; as it fs ai4or{inci and prestimo.ion to anticipate trim - 111)11f, so is it weakuesi and cowardice to .progridstica'te ritiscarriages."-- . johnson4 Ram pier. ils, nr° ance of SIR, At a time when all Europe's eyes are tiii - necl wards Portugal, Wht-it every Br4cni's heart is beat; ing high for the reputatiOn and glory of our gallant army in that country, it may not be improper advert to the numerous forebodings, and illls'ui.rred anticipatiyns of Inkfortune, defeat, remar, and dis; aster, 41y. pervading some of our public prints. It is at one tiote stated, 'that the• 'gallant Hero 'Om= ntanding the 13r ,, isb army in Portugal has, over - - pressed by numbers„retreatedfrom the strong posies tirtri 'he had taken, without re.istiity his opponentu; At abotht..pime, that a battle has been fought, 5000 taTen; the enemy vanquished, btu reinforCed; and the retreat of. Lord Wellington its consequence: VariCtos, indeed, are the. rumours to which the rela:- tive 'situation of the opposing armies give rise ; the i,vhcile, however, concurring to countenance Iles; pondence; for in no instance have I observed even, a thought stated, or hope expressed, that it is Cris- sible for effective' vi6tory- to • attend :the combined forces of England., Portugal; and Spain: WO h. the view to inspire such a hope, a wish to stem the ton rent of despondence and despair,' . and a desire to aid the glorious cause in which Great Britain is barked, do I presuMe to offer'afew rematki to yqur coniideration.., • The agantlY E questri an prit:e I fall past Eight. Tuition, by able Masters, from Ten till Three. o , P ia L e 4 cannot possibly be kept a ft e r half past Seven ‘-lock.- Th trios e Blood-Red Knight will be performed every Evening „ w „ e ek• will Harlequin's juiginent, and various Eques vvi • e a's ; and on Monday, and every Evening net week, ~T 1 the Ilunt,d Tailor and Harlequin Laplander. •B. An entire reef Comic Parnorniine is ill great forward ness, and Wilt be speedily. produced.- 1 , 15 P: The ll , r;t-keeper most reaped fully begs leave to an dif:.;:n that the great demand for Places, and the many s , N,y7'l pointment s experienced in corseq..enc.e of the nightly o rthw, he humbly requests that Persons securing Places sPecify the exact number of Seats wanted, to prevent in uture such incunveniencie, fuller, . it gives d mus - light dress nt this eain t°. COl-151- )rorne - , prea ti p 0" IC:f (LILL INC; -LI FEIC.I'., • August I 181,. T HE COMMISSIONERS for rIOTUALLING 'MS MAJESTY o N4l-'l' do betreby give 11 1 ,:tice,That on Friday, the loth instant, they will be ready to receive Tenelers in writing (sealed up), fOr, ouch quantities of P?inze IE E F and PORK cured itt tte last season, and contained in Ifalf Tierces, or Barrels, at. the respectiVe _Men. cian! und Dealers if erein may think proper to offiT ; to be de. livered in the space of cne Month into the Army Viflualling Sto,rs in SaintiCatherine't, and to be paid for by Bills payable with Intent!, Ninety days after date. • ado, of .k, fig wist'd EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. - • THE DIRECTORS hereby . g:ve Notice, that the TR ANS FER BOOKS of this Company will shut on he Ist day Of August, and that a Half.yearly dividend, at rate of 6 per cent. per annum, clear of Property Tax, be paid ou the Loth of September next, and every silt:- t Zie o'clock. (except Saturdays and Sundays) from ele'ven to 1uiy.2.6, 1810. W. BE ETHAM, Sec. ntj . ned f , ;) tilt ) inoSt bpn s.iver, -..thS, WOy L'S HARMONIC BUDGET. the Contraei snag• be seen at the Secretary's 6,1, it' vh . ACKERNIANN begs leave to inform the 1,,,,_ ' Ptiou,-., that No. 1,1. of t h e - above roost inieresting 55,`,. )11, . is just published at the Repository ot Arts trand price 55. and to be had at all the Musk Shops in neat Britain. ...If‘ l s o a PO RtUC U ESE MAR CH, by the above celebrat. •-t,.. C omposer, ce 7.5. tor the Piario- Forte ; tor a full Mill, Lary Band, 6s. pa t d CASTLE .G 0 RING, a Rondo, 3s. No .regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inseried in words at length, n or that shall not be delivered. to. the Bo.ird before,.One o'clock on the said Friday, .the loth instant, leCr w:less the Person who makes the Tender, co some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called Inc. lig I,S'a ii c') 5c a!id Containing the History i Europe for that Period. -To .which addtd, • a ‘opions , : kppendik State-Papeis, Chronicle of remarkable Events during • the year, History. of the Physical Science's, of the Fine,. s trts, the Drama !View of the ,c haiigcs in the Administration of- ustiee in Spntiand, General - Vie.w of Literature, of the Living Poets orGreat Britain, Poetry, a correct" List of New Publications.. State of the ,Pubitc Funds, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Proino tions ' • .. I. and gat-, :el all . ,- - . - - R h nHARDSON, - GOODLUCK, and Co. Con- Lo. traa ors wal, Government tor the present STA IF. ,„ i rTE lkY, re s p e al u lly i Ileum the Pubic that TICKETS i''' s i i Aft ES are now on S a l e :i t th e i r Offi ces , B an k. build liE3, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing-cross. SCHEME. I - cl))rr' p ear n 101 l Printed for I ohn Ballantyne and Co. Ediralurgh.; and I.onkt;than, , -Hurst, Rees, Orme, and" Brown, C atoll and Davies, W. Miller, John Murray, and ob.ert Stholey, cad 1 !Ma; •, ; FilvJ ii2i , t ~;ud ter of; :17 Of, in 1;i w anist care- of tt'd tofr , ettly. iho ~e3t )lent, bell holt i ) n _ly be. 010 ~~ Halt t, •eo7`• • TC:r fi:-~ „iE~. a rs. 4' .--.... 3ii S . - -of - kz.1.000 .. - - are - - k 100,0 no S - - 2,000 S - - . . 10.0,5 , '° - - 533 5,000 3 " - - -10 J - . - . - . - 3.000 l cza 5 3 . _ - - 40 - 4 1X10 4 .co:b 'rickets ,C2oo,ceoo ......‹...... FIVE TICKETS or• FACH,NUMRER. All to be Drawn the t9tli of UCTOBE K, duo. Th, - v"tvLY STATE Lo T.T. F. RY to be Drawn this Year, r9tli OCTO BER, Five Prizes of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and 1 --I only 4,000 Ntunkrs. ORNSBY•and CO. have on Sale, in great.va sl.- rietY, Tickets at 221. 155. - 'Half r tl. r4s. Quarters 93 • Eighths al. 19s. 6d. Sixteenths 11. lo s. 6d. 11 ) ,, N ?. 4,469, the last-drawn Tw t niy Thousand Pnunds, in C o ost.State Lottery, was sold in. Shares by Hornsby and q. , in one Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. ) i e B s , the following Capital Prizes in four successive Lotte- Islo' -1 A' ~,, :az ,9 - - ,C2O .007 I No. 133 - - - k to,ooo 2;6t8 . - 20,000 2,279 - - 10,000 13, 544 - - 2 .. 000 5 ,8 3 , - - SO" 10,294 - - 20,000 8,716 - - 5 ,000 Beside, z 9.544 - - zo,coo 19 5 7 0 - - 5 ,000 one of 4,0001. three or z,oool. six of 1,0-. , 01. and ten of cool. , 26 r CO RNHILL, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co— ; ben - Leave to inform tame t hose that may be desirous. of boirowing Tempo. I . Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that . they can at all d r 4. and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun_ ht a ti te ' T wenty Thousand Pounds, And upwards; on persOnal !l ey .Y other Security, arising from Marriage. Settlements, M o. t.1ci1,1 4 t he Funds, Clergyinens' Livings, or hyeliold, co2y l'err;(l Leasehold so con Estates, mist he mostfatr and equitaole tN ' 6, Ond will alduct every Negotiation at much less I,ence th an what is usually incurred in moneftransattions. tel v e e "tthi applications MV6SIS. Lucas an d C o . dmy re. a, lO . at their house, No. 19, ferrnyn-street,. St. fanseys, •• 4.,,trtrtles.rs, post-paid, immediately answered. At 'hu eo years purchase will be given for well secured kr the Cheapest and Best Hosiery 'Warehouse i n the Kingdom, between Cast le and Old Round Co•ti rt, t,0n 5 : 1 ,34, in the Strand, the.greatest Bargains are.now selling Per 4( lng of Men's brown Cotton for BootS..at 'only rs. z Pair , w orth nd. ; Women's stout Cotton rs. 6d.. worth ola vk ; tine 2.5. ; extra super 3s. sd. worth ,ss. ; stout ktr, t and x‘qiite Silk 6s. 3d. with laced clocks 75. 6d. ; '4ri t ,,roti los 6th A variety of Patent Angola Hose, war ,Nvor„eciliot to shrink, from 2s. yd. to the best quality ; stout `s. 6,1 I s• 3(1. • tiNe 2S. • sptrrinC 3S. 6d. ; Silk Mqts . • • . •' 4 . curious Article i n square Nei Mitts ; also a - l e g , ace " ,- -invented - Lace Sleeves, calculated to give ease and nen's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other the Hosiery Line that can possibly be made, up v erY beSt twain , wholesale and for e xportation. .. 7 , Alb n 3 it any Pattern. A CERTAIN DISEASE. 13 4 . F REEMAN'S Universal and lniig established .4 tp, I‘ , le diCine, Called GUTTA SAL UT AK IS, may be /tl u't 4( ted On t o b e a certa i n, sate, an d spee d y, cure tor the 4, io iriv eterate Venereal Disease, Cleats, Ulcers, Pai n S 'l)e t . 9st ructions in a lie: Urinary Passages either sex ; its ti st :!tlon ts by urine and insensible perspiration. A slight Is generally 'cured in a few days, 'and a confirmed Lues .14 h e tune. inveterate Scurvy, .Fi s tul a , D ro p s i es , Ititti'.lll,atisths, c ravels, Weal:in:stirs, and Obstructions. are letnoved by these sate and salutary drops. "Phey I)e4nothing work 'them off, no' restraint of . diet, or Lruiice troth business. Those who take tirerri tn,:y I .ly ° I. a sound an d perfec t cure, w i t h out t h e k now l e d ge o f ~4)erson Whatever. - They cause no sickness, and the pa ter I ltdY r,o ab ou t hi s or h er b us i nes S without the-least The lar ge quant i t i es _ that a use, the ir re daily sold for exportation "°,liestic efficacy to surpass every other u, e _ e k ) t the nown wld. Sctt b apoit.net ttr 414,1 at Mr. butler's, or No. 4, h ears•C d p e, n corner n of a :er. row ; and retail by one or more kledicine Venders r Y town, iti bottles at 2S. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each, with dlre.t .ESS . 6NTIAL SALT OF LENIONS, For taking Iron'Moulds, Ink Spots, Red „Wine, and other stains, "oA of Linen, Muslin, 'Lace, tke. ;ind for many • other uses, as a substitute for lemons. Price One Shilling the - Boi. • j .. " • " ' • AVING received numerous complaints that .1 Compositions sold under the title uf-S I. of LE MONS, are nut only inelfeetual,•but that they burn and de, stroy the Linen, I think ii . ,.necessary to , inform the Publi, that none is to be,depended upon as mine but what his my stgnature on the bottom of each Box,. and on the outside of the wrapper. W. IAYLE Y. N. The Salt of Lemons is particularly usidul to Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly takLs out the shins of fruit, coloured gloves, &c. and is much mute agreeable to use Om lemon itself. ' Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and 131ew,Lockspur sreet, London. Also, Bayley's- Scouring Drops, for taking . Grease out of Silk, Stuff', Woollen Cloth, &c. To Titi)...l.irAYL(?ic,.E.ci. No, g, New Bridge-Street, .London. Honoured fir, Edinburgh, Match ta, •• IBEG leave to. inform you; that, ever since the year 1790, I have been alffieted with the Lues..Vene= rea which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine . prescribed by the most eminent Of the FactiltY . here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from - the Hospital,: with little relief, would appear . to•he - of. the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence-1 had a .large ulcer on the crown of my hixtd, one on each arm, and thy legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right-was (head- Sully, painful, and had been in a state of ulceration' for the last seven yearS; my left had also' two large nodes en it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat Ing pain, particularly• when warm in bed,-as nearly' to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom_ mended by Mr. J. Ttiompsort,.• (who received - so, great a cure by them bete), to take you - J . Leake's Parent fills, which I. began to tiw .on tl3a -lhth'•ot May ; in the course 'ot aqiartnight, I began to rece44e -b.!nefit —in little mote than a month,: the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed—Soon atter, the sores on Puy !egi healed also; leaving, however, , considerable •diseoloitrarion in the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which; by thes!3 les sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsicied ; the nodes dispersin 6 ,' the Skin • regaining its natural htt., and the•noziurnal pains gradually going oft. 1 thus became, by your _liberal advice and pertettly free front alt try. former complain: it - - have.recovereitl my fen - trier spirits.antl strength, and ant be come jolly and fat, in whitil state navingeontinued many months t,, the , astonishment of ail who knew me; I ::mat a loss in what terms to express my -gratitude, -but beg you, for the good of other sitifering mortals, to make this my -case 'as *public as possible, as •1 shall on every 'occasion ; in - so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your eratefui, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh., Witnesses to•the above Cure : • IOHN Triortesoiv, No. 3, New Poultry Market ; and SOHN NPINTOSH, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. , - - Prepared and Sold•by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS T...YLOR, Member of the itoyal College of Sur. geons, at his House, No. 9, flew lirldgc-street, _London 1 wAere, after a constant' restionee of more than thirty-six years,- in a practice particularly directed t 4; the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental, to the Parts of Generation,- with that inirt,tlable -S4fecy which men" sit • :his profession 'should always observe in such cases, he ' . flatters himself, the advice,and assistance he gratuito,,,4 administers to. persons taking this Medicine_wilt be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an ads,U-itagesel dohs attainable and void of 4 11 ambiguity. • , . , Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of -those living at a distance, at the Periumer's; • Nei. 35,• St ,4lban's-streei, ; the Toyshop, Nu. to 3, Ox ordrstreet ; Mr. Disborough's, No.. 7, FiSh:street-hll, Mr. Steci's, Bookseller ) No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower. hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, .Eihnourgh, , Mr. Mac-. donald, Glasgow ; Mr ..13u11, Dame-writ, Dublin; oral oy one peis , n in every' cen6dcrable town in G feat I:n rainaild Ireland, in lsoxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed 'up' with full and plain directions, whereby persons:, or .either sex lily cure tnemselves wan, ease, speed, .sec:eey, and s 4 :et), . N. Is. Ev e ry Box so ld i n treat lsmatn is seated w:/ i, - a Stamp, on which, by favour of Z.:T . : CUrrolliSSlugers . rimed, at the Starn;s.tfilice-=" T.. - caylor, 9, New Is ridge-street,!' —to imitate which is .t'.'iforay, and :.11 - othrts are Counterfeits. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, -.7u(yr 23,18tp. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS (?[ HIS Mii yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that' Pro_posa:Ar will he received 41 their Office, in' Pall- Mall, on or before !redo/rid:9', the Bth day of August next front' such Person' a: way he willing ty undertake the. stspplly of LINSEED OIL fir Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years:: •-The Oil meth' be delivered at the. Royal Arsenal, .lgoolwich, either in the raw or boiled state, in such quantities as may be re. qiiired,' and in the prof:ardor!' of 71.1b5„ to the The Terms and Conditions of the Contract, together with all f terther particulars, may be known at the .`secretary's Office aforesaid, any (iv , between she flours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pr;pssals must be dells . rered, sealed UP and endorsed, " Proposals Linseed Oil," but no Proposal eau he admitted alter the said iith day of August, at Twelve o'Clock at Mon e/ the same day, - nei ther will any Tender he noticed, unless the Patsy making it, or an Agent in his hebal f, shall attend. :By Order of the Board, R. IL CR Secretary. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE WITH the MONTHLY MAGAZINE ) pub lishe,ci this day, was delivered the usual SUPPLE MENTARY NUMBER, containing Retrospetts of Eng lish and French Literature, Indekes, &c, to the 29th Vo lume of that Work. At the same time was published, the Second Number of the 24.th-Volume of, the MEDICAL IQURNAL, and the 20 th pa t t of FIEWLETTS BIBLE. • Bridge-street, Aug. 1, ISto. RENOVATED HEALTH I T has .been too frequently the subjeti of just and general ' reprobati o n, that men destitute ofthi elementS of the medical art have oared themselves as candidates for . public patronage in the profession or physic s For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent.us from being classed among those empiric,s whose. imprudent pretensions have; unfortunately for swath, been too favourably eceived, we beg leave to subtnit to the liberal and enlightened 4 faithful statement of our pursuits and ae quirernerits. After having received a regular medical educa. tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grind:A! 'and Blizard, whose lee:tires and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London ; we entergi otirselveS as students in that justly celebrated school for ined.ical acquire luent; theltoyal College or Edinburgh, and were iiistrucled . in the chili-item branches of•anatomy, surgery, the theory and I:iractiee 'of physic ; chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors Ors: Motu°, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency arid acquirethents are not ineonsi , :erable.. Flatting tor a long series of years made yeuereal, Complaints, and the .various - diseases of I:.ebility, the particular objedot our studies and practice, . it Will, .we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and 'cn re: In slight and recent cases Of infettion a pcifeei re-establishment is completed in V• • short period of two days ; and in those , of the utmost in. 4.- :racy, where other practitioners:have failed .of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sale and radical'cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the of a titbit long and most unhappily porsited by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or mole distressing than ul,:se deficiencies aild debilities-which fre. qnpritly 'prevent o: embitter the ariatrimiaiial state. To midi persons it must he a consolation•to know that they may noiv, by a new and intallible,hoodeot treatment, he restored to that greatest or all huniari blessings, a strong, manly, and, vigor oits cuatstitut;on. In , atl casts of debility; froth. whatever cause arising, - as wet las in every species of venereal in tettian, we . may be., consulted by patients either vex with the great est secrecy an;: honour. liours a consultation at home from teen to three, and tin n'6, in the evening till lo at• night. ' Patients in the CqUtitty. are requested to state the partiett lari; of their case, age, arid general - It:44h of living, tice. &c. in cliving a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will .be g,iveo,,orsent to any part or the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so esscntiat to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account. for medicines. CU I< It E and Co.. Surgeons, • No.' Hatton-garden. Messrs. Currieand Co. have Certificates from the abov , ,,- respectable t rolessors of - London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, - skill, and humanity, with• whhrh they per f )(rued -the. duties assigned 'them during the tinge they at t-e7.-ded their I.rattres and Practice.' R ICII U YSTE. .!;lUCK4 RDAY. Rank Stock, 269 • India Stncit., Navy s per Ceti , 99 kEt Inala ponds, 225, 23. , pr. 4 per C.CIII- t..uney Bills, ss. 7s. pr. 3.per Cent. r.cir. 69 t - Oinniutn. t dis. 3 per ent. CcAls. b 8 4 (.or.s, for 29iit AUvist, 6'-ft Dank iS) - 9-Ibiln 69 6% •_ .In all the paragraph's to which I have alluded, the army alone is held up as the foundation'of -every hope for the continent 3 a thing absurd upon . the face of it. ; f.)0,000: British troops will do all that so many heroes-cart achieve, but .neither the Spanish or Portuguese people exped prodigies from such _an. auxiliary force; the' armies of - both theSe.nations, .have now had near two 'years to organize; their forces as well as their native resources, are immense; . it is, - Mr. •ditor, to them I look for the salvation of their•countries ; the well-known native 'valour of the Spaituird, the enterprizing spirit of the Portu. 7 . - guese is now roused, and 'called torte into a . dion ; upon such I build my _best hopes for - their ultimate success; and to, such purpose would I inspire them by every invocation - in the .power of Finguage to pourtray ; they have felt the bitter pangs attached to French friendship ; they who should and de - eriterz tain the bitterest enmity to their . unlawhal oppress sort ; on theni I would call to in 'the tollownig terms, and cause my address to reach every 'city; village,town, and hamlet-1 should , pass through the palace, nor. rest at the - cottage ;—the. 'sacred cause of freedoir), the glorious principles of patriot ism should tie disseminated: far and near ; it is not to their passions, or hasty feelings that I, would appeal, but to their judgment, their experience, and their. reason, I would sap PEOPLE OF PORTUGAL AND SWAIN, Yoor countries are invaded, your liberties (puts chased by the blood et your forefat'ners) will bA trampled down and destroyo,—your existence a$ nations is at stake ;judge for yourselves--:--ioldiers you must be ! either to fight the battles of your wives , and - Children for 'everlasting glory, or•to b.s pressed forward by the bayonets of your invaders to their aggressions, and promote their plAnder:—... Reuse, then, to arms !—to arms ! arid to • ven. geance ! !—No country was ever yet. conquered !bat deiertnined . to be free !—Your cause is sacred, arid will meet the favour of GOd.! it is noble, and merits the support of man ! it is just, and has the wishes of the world for its suCcess:',7 These, Sir, are the sentiments of which I should recommend the dissemination at this -moment, i if i stead .of markiog with doubt the exertion of our allies, or anticipating with dismay the advance of their enemies, it must he known to you, Mr.Editw;. that extracts from the British Newspapers, particu4 larly snch as relate to Spain* and Portugal, are now more than evcr seleded in those countries ; and read by all ranks with the utmost avidity. 'At Lisbon ; upon the arrival of an Engtish packet, every coffee house, nay every corner is crowded to con the sen riMents of aiffaeut British Senators, thence attempts are Made to trace the dispoSition of the British na tion towards their ancient ally. I. have there read, too frequently, since the glorious spirit of resistance to French oppression first burst fold), the most con fident statements of the total abandonment of that importimt city and kingdom by the. British army, an event I still think and hope h' wilt require a ;emote period to verify ; too much care cannot, however, he taken to guard against wanton panic 'on the one hand, and imprudent confi , lence on the other. The French. press, t eem in g Wi t h P roc l amations. adapted td their purpose s , has achieve more . con quests liir:.l.3»onaparte than' the sNA ord ; by t Hs* power to'controttl, and art in its managetnetir, no. Mind' armies have been created, their attendant terrors magnified, and 'whenever convenient, a re torn ,of confidence, commanded ; if even contrary ro copViction. In short, Sir, referring to the motio 'l , have prefixed to the head of this Letter, •whatever may bethe result of. the campaign in Portugal (and let us-wait its result 'with ardent hope and becoming - fortitude) it mnseafford the hignest.gratification to . every true born Englishman, that all itv various ope rations have hitherto contributed to upheld , the name and fame of Great Britain, to secure .its stability amid the Modern translation of empires, 'to contri. bine to its glory ; as furnishing a rallying poilit tot oppressed aid insulted. Europe to prove its disinte rested megnanirnity, unconquerable valour, andin 11.:•xible loyalty ; circumstances that cannot fail to excite veneration forß.ritish soldiers in-the most di's.' Lint region 'of the world, and raise lasting mono. tuents tor the admiration,• as well as' furnish heroic - examples for the imitation of their posterity to its remotest period. 4,41„ Slr, yours, fze. CA NUIDUS. Deptford, July aB, rBt*. \‘.'\